matt glaman

I maintain drupal-mrn.dev, a tool widely used by maintainers to generate release notes for Drupal modules. It simplifies the changelog process, but consuming those notes has remained a manual step for site architects reviewing updates.

I use GitHub to host my repositories, such as this website. To keep my dependencies up-to-date, I leverage Dependabot. The product has matured a lot over the past few years.

My projects all use DDEV for local development. Regarding end-to-end testing, as part of my continuous integration process, I also use DDEV! This way, my scripts for running Cypress are the same locally and in my CI.

GitHub Actions has made continuous integration seamless. Not because it is a superior product – I am by and far a huge fan of CircleCI – but because of its ease in integration. TravisCI was a huge breakthrough in continuous integration for open source projects.

One thing that I has always bothered about WordPress widgets is the lack of ability to define custom widget CSS classes for each widget - it is kind of ugly using the stock widget IDs when you have four text widgets.